Photos | Vanessa da Mata Rocks Coachella 2012
A packed crowd watches as Vanessa da Mata and her band perform at Coachella 2012 Weekend 2 Friday. The colorful cord lights and high-energy drum beats add to the electric atmosphere of the concert.
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